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Next week's video for Patrons (Patreon)

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2020-10-23 20:26:51
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2026-06
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...is something totally different!  

The Really Useful ROS Robot is going really well, so Patrons may get the next video on that super early, but next week's actual video is actually a collaboration with another channel which has been planned for a while - and I needed a new PC, so it seemed to make sense ;-)

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Anonymous

Lucky you, wish I could afford a new Geforce RTX!

Thomas Messerschmidt

Coming from the Windows world I find the Linux world ridiculously convoluted (no AI pun intended!) Still, I am learning ROS as well.

Adam Purdie
>>46385827

I run my linux nodes in hyper-v guests, with an external bridged adaptor they have full network stack and expose their own interface - which is great! Because ROS has terrible networking!

XRobots
>>46385827

That's interesting - I'm finding VMware not to be particularly good for ROS. I was considering dual boot or a dedicated machine.

Anonymous

go to upgrade the PC's :D

Anonymous
>>46385827

I had some initial problems as well, but I'm now running the latest ROS on Ubuntu 20.04 in Windows' built in Hyper-V virtual machine system

Adam Purdie
>>46385827

hyper-v or vmware should work, i've had a much better time with hyper-v. Just remember to use an external bridged network in the virtual switch manager, then the Guest OS (linux) has control over it's network ports - i go on and on because ROS networking is quite old school, aka it opens up 100s of tcp ports the ephemeral port range and it's not feasible to open the ports yourself (spent hours with this problem).

XRobots
>>46385827

I'm probably going to convert my old PC into a 'transportable' and just put Ubuntu on actual hardware.